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MNTC hosts a summer blood drive, Dun-Dun Dun-Dun Dun-Dun and Donate to benefit Our Blood Institute in Oklahoma this month. Schedule your appointment online and select a time for Wednesday, June 25 between 8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. for the opportunity to help saves lives!
Look for the bloodmobile at the front entrance of the South Penn Campus, 13301 S. Pennsylvania Ave, Oklahoma City, OK. Donors will receive a Shark themed t-shirt, while supplies last.
Moore Norman Technology Center has published the new 2025 July-Dec class digital catalogmber. Digital technology and a robust website make it possible for us to provide you with the most current information about our classes, and our intention is to provide you with real-time class information and avoid the challenges that arise when inevitable scheduling changes occur.
MNTC offers a relaxed and fun learning environment that can help you become more confident and skillful both at work, and in hobbies at home. Small class sizes mean more one-on-one time with instructors, and it happens in a comfortable learning environment. Moore Norman Technology Center has included some new classes like the DIY: Home Improvement Series, CPR classes, CompTIA certification prep classes, cooking classes and more!
Moore Norman Technology Center students find success after competing in the Oklahoma BPA State Leadership Conference (SLC) with a total of 27 medals and 6 qualifiers for BPA Nationals. The journey to BPA Nationals began at the state level competitions. After a year of learning their technical skills, students were given the opportunity to show off their talents and test their skills.
The Moore Norman Technology Center BPA chapter members showed up at the BPA SLC with confidence, bringing home a total of 27 awards. There were 6 first place winners, 10 second place winners, and 11 third place winners. Two adult students take top place finishes at BPA Nationals.
Moore Norman Technology Center recognized close to 750 graduates from more than 30 career programs during the 2025 graduation ceremony. Graduates included high school students from Moore Public Schools and Norman Public Schools, homeschool, private school and adults from the Moore, Norman, and south Oklahoma City area.
Director, Lee Dow announced the 2nd recipient of the “Skye’s the Limit” Memorial Scholarship, selected by the Automotive Collision Advisory Board. Instructors, staff and students gathered around to celebrate Gunner Jones during class. Gunner is a second year student in Automotive Collision Repair and Refinishing.
The 2025 Red Carpet Film Festival (RCFF) is scheduled for Thursday, May 15, 2025. Since 2008, MNTC's Digital Cinema and Graphic Design programs have collaborated to produce a fully-realized short-film event called the Red Carpet Film Festival. Countless hours of research, planning, "pitch day," design, production, and more go into the production of student films.
Eight short films were selected and will be shown at the event. A short description, poster design, and production team members can be found on the Red Carpet Film Festival page.
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Of MNTC Workforce & Economic Development clients surveyed would use our services again.
One hundred percent of MNTC Workforce & Economic Development clients surveyed said they would use our services again and would recommend our services to other businesses.
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Graduates were employed or continued their education.
Career and technical education (CTE) through Moore Norman prepares graduates with industry training, curriculum rigor, and employability skills that provide options for them to take employment,
start a college degree program,
or both.
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Oklahoma CareerTech graduates add more than $3.5 billion annually to the state's economy.
Cost-Benefit Analysis of CareerTech Career Majors - Lifetime Income Gains and the Impact on the Oklahoma Economy. A study prepared by Mark C. Snead, Ph.D.